Our team, along with PiP students and staff, worked together to revitalise the canal area, enhancing its beauty and accessibility for the local community. This initiative is part of our ongoing commitment to supporting PiP and its incredible work in empowering adults with learning disabilities and autism.
The improvements made during the Canal Day will be maintained by PiP’s newly formed gardening enterprise, ‘Seedlings’. This initiative enhances the community and also provides valuable paid work experience for PiP students, helping them develop their confidence and learn essential skills.
We are proud to support PiP and the Canal & River Trust in their efforts to create a greener, more inclusive community space.
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